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Mrs. 1. R Driskill has returned after spending several days in Rich mond with Mr. and Mrs E C. Ham lett. W. H. Wilkerson. who has been in Richmond with the neighborhood theatres for the winter months, has returned to .open the Farmville Drive-In * * • Mr. and Mrs. G. H Reid. Jr., and family were guests of Mr. Reid's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Verell, in Richmond for the week end. * * * Dr. and Mrs. A. Tyree Finch were guests in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Williams in Richmond last week end. Mrs. Phyllis Hamlett is spending a few days m South Hill. Mrs. S. W. Putnev will spend the week end in Olney. Mo., wh-re - he will attend the federal home eco nomics association civil defense meeting. Mrs. Putney is district civil defense chairman of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary.

Mrs. G. H Reid is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. T Jones, in Richmond while Mr. Reid is a pa tient at the Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital. » * * Mrs. T. L. Lancaster will be hos tess to the Friday bridge club. Otis Asal will join a fishing party in Yorktown for the week end. Miss Sally Ryan. Mrs. A M De Muth. Mrs. Joseph Goode. Mrs. L. B. Sandord. Miss Puckett Asher. Miss Irving Armstrong and Miss Beverly Ruffin attended the Phila delphia Symphony concert m Rich mond Monday. Steve Chapman, of the Naval hos iptal in Philadelphia. Pa., spent last week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chapman. * * » Mr. and Mrs. Morton Davis visited their daughter. Mrs R. C. Carr, and Mr. Carr in Windsor during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bili Borum and children, of Petersburg, are spend ing this week with Mrs. Borum's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Snow. Mrs. W. H. Farmer. Jr. and chil dren. of Richmond, are guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davis. Tilt- Rev. and Mr Robert E. Withers spent Thursday in Victoria, where Mr. Withers showed slides of f the Holy Land to the Kivvanis club. r Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gregory were t guests of Mrs Gregory's sister! Mrs. E, L. Thorne, and Mr. Thorne in Norfolk for the week end. Miss Dorothy Diehl, of Ports mouth. will attend Founder's Day at Longwood College this week end. While here she will be the guest of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lancaster. Mrs Lee Ryan and daughter. Beth, and Mrs. Guy Lancaster re cently visited Mrs. Ryan's son. Ricky, in Covington. Miss Thelma Ann Smith, of the children’s hospital in Louisville. Kv„ will arrive next week to spend Pi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Smith. Mrs. Jack Grimes, of Smithfield. and Mrs. T. I, Woodward, of Suf folk. recently visited their aunt. Mrs. Elto Schroder * • • Eugene Towler and Miss Jose-. plane Towler attended the funeral' of Mrs. J H Forbes in Buckingham Sunday. \ ... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins. Jr., and son. of Crewe, were recent guests in the Roy E. Coleman home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Yeatts will visit relatives in Charlottesville this week end. Mrs. L, B. Sanford returned Sun day from a 10-day stay in Pulaski. Mrs. Sanford's father. B S. Dyti is at Pulaski hospital, after having undergone surgery. * m • Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Elliott and son. Tun, of Alexandria, were week end guests in the W NT Fulcher home. The Rev and Mrs. R E. Withers. Jr., attended the funeral of Mrs. Sayde Ellis in DiUjjryn Wednesday. Robert B. Burger attended an em balmers clinic Monday at the Medi cal College of Virginia. The clinic was sponsored by t h e Virginia Funeral Directors Association

Moose Dance Saturday There will be a dance Saturday night at the Farmville Moose Lodge for members and their guests. Pat Partridge and Ins band will provide the music. The dance will start at 9 p. m BOY SAVED BY SNOW Vienna. Austria—Walter Stei'n metz, 4. fell out of a tram as it travelled 62 miles an hour near the village of Villach. His parents pulled the emergency brake and the train stopped. The parents were amazed to see Walter come running after it. unhurt. He had landed in d^'P snow beside the tracks.

Mrs C E. Burrell'*attended the funeral of Lonie Smithson in Keys ville Sunday. Mrs. Mary Dunkley was a recent guest of her brother. Wesley Dance, tit South Boston

Mrs. George Palmer, of Green Bay. was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Coleman Tuesday. Mrs R M. Anderson is visiting her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. T L Woodward, in Suffolk,

Mr., and Mrs. Lee Ryan will at tend th. tudiet in Lynchburg Thurs day evening. Mrs. Carrie Payne, of Richmond, was a guest of her sister. Mrs L A Smith, during the week end.

Mr. and Mrs Walter McDaniel, of Shenandoah, were recent guests; oi Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yeatts. Jr Mrs. Kyle Baldwin entertained the Tuesday duplicate bridge club this week

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowin. of Lynchburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. N\ Fulcher this week. Miss Josephine Tarpley. of Frank lin. will be a week end gnest of the S. R. Geyers.

Mrs. Adelaide Edwards spent the week end in Washington, D. C\. visiting her family. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hamlett, of Richmond, were week end guests of his parents, the C. O. Hamletts.

Mr. and Mrs. Cary Noblin and family spent Sunday in Charlottes ville . Mrs. Walter Robinson will enter tain her bndge club Friday even ing. <. "*"——T

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